Mouse Tests Domino Theory In Domino Run
In Metuchen New Jersey at St Josephs High School students lined 11053 dominos end to end on the gym floor. A trained mouse toppled the first tile triggering a chain reaction that left none standing. The stunt was hailed as proof of the domino theory's validity with a playful encore suggestion of 1053 mice.
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Metuchen
N.J
St. Joseph’s High School
Benefits plan heads to Senate in jobless reform
State senators weigh final decision on a new unemployment benefit plan linked to dependents and capped earnings. Assembly approved a compromise boosting employer taxes to fund higher benefits starting July 1, with weekly checks rising to 124 for dependents. Democrats call it survival aid, Republicans warn of fundamental change and fund risks.
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Assembly
New York
Albany
Albert Blumenthal
Manhattan
GOP
Perry Duryea
Montauk
Inventories Shrink Record 81.9 Billion in April
Washington AP The nation’s businesses unloaded a record 81.9 billion in inventories in April, the second straight monthly decline. Manufacturing inventories fell 1.2 billion while retail and wholesale stocks dropped 270 million and 497 million respectively. Auto inventories rose 96 million but failed to offset declines in furniture appliances and other durable goods, marking April as a record drop.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Washington
Commerce Department
Ment
School meditation skirts court ban in Connecticut
Gov. Ella Grasso signed a law requiring daily public school meditation periods. The Civil Liberties Union plans to sue if meditation is shown to carry religious content, framing it as a backdoor return to school prayer previously ruled unconstitutional.
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Hartford, Conn
UPL
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union
Ella Grasso
U.S. Supreme Court
Board of Education
The
Civil Liberties Union
Indira Gandhi faces challenge from opposition in India
Non communist opposition parties in New Delhi declare they no longer recognize Prime Minister Indira Gandhi as head of government after her conviction for corrupt practices linked to winning her parliamentary seat.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Girl fights Little League rule over athletic supporter
Eight year old Nancy Winnard wants to play baseball with boys in Romulus Michigan but the Little League North requires the protective device for both sexes. Her parents hire lawyer Joseph Walsh to sue for faster action possibly in federal or state court. League officials defend safety and say the ruling applies to all players while noting the device rule is tougher than national rules. Nancy wears a makeshift cup briefly but is barred until she complies with the policy.
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Romulus. Mich
Nancy Winnard
Romulus
Little League North
David Winnard
Joseph Walsh
Fed
Walsh
Charles Christopher
Voutiesters League
Winnards
Nancy
Frank Ayers Jr
Protesters defy Fear City ban in New York pamphleteering
Off duty police and firemen distributed leaflets labeling New York as Fear City warning tourists to avoid buses and subways amid layoffs fears. Courts issued restraining orders yet unions pursued actions. city officials insisted orders were served while Mayor Beame called the tactic a new low in irresponsibility.
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John Battenfeld
New York
UPI
W. Bernard Richland
Kennedy Airport
Abraham D. Beame
Ken McFeeley
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
City Hall
New York City
Midtown Manhattan
Woman Rescued from Falls at Niagara River brink
Mary E. Camann 20 and companion Joel Bahr 19 were attacked by two men near Terrapin Point Niagara Falls. Camann was thrown into the Niagara River and, after clinging to a rock, was rescued by David Dahlbert 17 who pulled her to safety. Camann hospitalized with a fractured skull and lacerations. Bahr treated and released for lacerations and a fractured hand.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
UPI
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Frontier State Park
Mary E. Camann
Niagara River
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
Camann
David Dahlbert
Grantsberg
Wis
Dahlbert
Joel Bahr
CIA Assassination Role Still Sketchy on Trujillo Case
House intelligence panel members reported only vague details about CIA involvement in the 1961 Trujillo assassination. Some said the briefing could back Rep. James Stanton's claim of CIA participation, while others warned the evidence remains uncertain and unrevealed.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
CIA
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
James V. Stanton
D-Ohio
Ronald V. Dellums
D-Calif
Trujillo
Stanton
Santo Domingo
Philip B. Agee
Cutgn Ex
Iles
Miami
House
Rep
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
Harr
Warmer Temperatures Forecast for Hancock Field Area
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field predicts warmer temperatures with a 30 percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Expect variably cloudy skies with occasional showers, and a high near 75 to 80 degrees. Tonight's low remains in the upper teens.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Albany Lottery: 3 914 477 and 2894708 Win
The winning number in this week's regular New York State lottery is 3 914 477. The winning jackpot number is 2894708.
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Albany
New York
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